On the other hand, what would follow if we assume the truth of the above assumptions? The arguments given to justify it when we are talking about the stars, should equally justify it and when we are talking about the foggy spots. No one would argue that a total the complexity of the apparent size of stars is an indication of its distance, not allowing at the same time, making a total apparent magnitude of foggy spots is an indication of their distances, that, generally speaking, the larger the essence of the next, and smaller further. Look now, the inevitable conclusion is entails for expandibility foggy spots. The largest or most loved ones just easier to decompose on the stars; as spots become smaller, their decomposition must represent a larger and larger difficulty; finally, an irreducible stains should be minimal. Meanwhile, in actually we see quite the opposite fact. The largest misty spots or not decomposable, or decomposable only partly with the help of the most powerful telescope; while a significant proportion is quite small nebulae can be easily expanded with the help of by far the weakest of telescopes. A tool that large nebulous spot in Andromeda, with two a half degrees long and one degree wide, is not more as a light mist, decomposes a hazy spot with no more than 15 minutes in diameter, 20,000 star points. Meanwhile, as individual stars misty spot with 8 minutes in diameter, visible so clearly that they can counted, hazy spot, occupying a space of 560 times greater, not is no stars at all. How to explain these facts from the point of view the usual hypothesis? But there remains one difficulty, which might be clearer the previous undermines this theory; this difficulty represent Magellanic cloud. Describing the greatest of them, sir John Herschel says: "Big cloud, as well as small, is part of the larger strips and vaguely marked irreducible pieces of the nebula, part of the nebula, representing all sorts of levels of decomposition up to quite clearly spread out the stars like the stars in the milky Way; and from right and wrong misty spots in the narrow sense of the word, from spherical heaps representing different degrees of splitting, and from crowded groups, quite isolated and condensed to come under the name star piles"
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On the other hand, what would follow if we assume the truth of
the above assumptions? The arguments given to justify it when
we are talking about the stars, should equally justify it and when
we are talking about the foggy spots. No one would argue that a total
the complexity of the apparent size of stars is an indication of its distance, not allowing
at the same time, making a total apparent magnitude of foggy spots is
an indication of their distances, that, generally speaking, the larger the essence of the next, and
smaller further. Look now, the inevitable conclusion is
entails for expandibility foggy spots. The largest or most
loved ones just easier to decompose on the stars; as spots
become smaller, their decomposition must represent a larger and larger
difficulty; finally, an irreducible stains should be minimal. Meanwhile, in
actually we see quite the opposite fact. The largest misty
spots or not decomposable, or decomposable only partly with the help of
the most powerful telescope; while a significant proportion is quite small
nebulae can be easily expanded with the help of by far the weakest of telescopes.
A tool that large nebulous spot in Andromeda, with two
a half degrees long and one degree wide, is not more
as a light mist, decomposes a hazy spot with no more than 15 minutes in
diameter, 20,000 star points. Meanwhile, as individual stars misty
spot with 8 minutes in diameter, visible so clearly that they can
counted, hazy spot, occupying a space of 560 times greater, not
is no stars at all. How to explain these facts from the point of view
the usual hypothesis?
But there remains one difficulty, which might be clearer
the previous undermines this theory; this difficulty represent Magellanic
cloud. Describing the greatest of them, sir John Herschel says:
"Big cloud, as well as small, is part of the larger strips and
vaguely marked irreducible pieces of the nebula, part of the nebula,
representing all sorts of levels of decomposition up to quite clearly
spread out the stars like the stars in the milky Way; and from right and
wrong misty spots in the narrow sense of the word, from spherical
heaps representing different degrees of splitting, and from crowded groups,
quite isolated and condensed to come under the name
star piles"
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